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78676

FORMER GOLLIN AND COMPANY BUILDING

ABRAHAMS BUILDING

561-563 BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY

The Former Gollin and Company Building was designed by Charles D'Ebro and built in 1902 by Clements Langford. It is a five storey building, constructed of load-bearing brick with steel floor joists. It is decorated with stucco details, including elaborate main door and window surrounds, gables, and string courses at impost and sill heights. Features of the exterior are the corner sign surround front door case with a swan-neck pediment, metal eaves brackets and ... more  
78551

COOPS SHOT TOWER AND FLANKING BUILDING

KNOX PLACE MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY

Coop's Shot Tower and Flanking Building were erected in 1889-90 and consist of a two storey, three bay brick structure dominated by a fifty metre high castellated tower. The Tower was used for the manufacture of lead shot until closing in 1960. It remained unoccupied until being incorporated into the Melbourne Central shopping centre in the late 1980s-early 1990s. Coop's Shot Tower and Flanking Building are of historical and ... more  
181932

FOSTER BUILDING

Shops

67-71 JOHNSON STREET MAFFRA, WELLINGTON SHIRE

The Foster building is a two-storey commercial building made of hollow concrete blocks, constructed in 1908 for the prominent local landowner Askin Foster. The Foster Building was designed by the Maffra architect Stephen Ashton. It is an early example of concrete block construction, which began to be adopted in Victoria in about 1905, when American block-making machinery became readily available. The main advantage of concrete ... more  
 

ROLLINSONS ROAD HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS

BLUE DEVIL LANE MALMSBURY, MACEDON RANGES SHIRE

 
 

CURRIE AND RICHARDS BUILDING

79-81 FRANKLIN STREET AND 3 STEWART STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY

This place is included on the Victorian Heritage Inventory, for its potential to contain historical archaeological remains associated with the settlement and growth of early Melbourne. Under the terms of the Heritage Act 2017 there is protection for all historical archaeology sites and objects in the state.

Please visit the Heritage Victoria website to find out more about the Heritage Inventory.

 
 

EARLY BUILDING (SITE)

30 WHITEHALL STREET FOOTSCRAY, MARIBYRNONG CITY

The site has archaeological significance. Remains of artefacts and foundations of early wooden terrace housing may remain.  
 

FORMER CIVIC BUILDINGS, KEPLER ST, WARRNAMBOOL

TIMOR STREET WARRNAMBOOL, WARRNAMBOOL CITY

Archaeological remains of these buildings may have considerable educational, archaeological and historical significance in the local and state context.  
 

FORMER COLONIAL GAS ASSOCIATION BUILDING

942-946 WHITEHORSE ROAD BOX HILL, WHITEHORSE CITY

The site is of moderate archaeological significance and moderate archaeological potential for its association with the developing character of the Box Hill city centre from the 1880s boom through to the present day. The is site is representative of both small local businesses and larger corporations including the Colonial Gas Association and Coles Supermarkets. The Colonial Gas Association has a novel approach in the early 20th century for marketing their product ... more
 
78694

FORMER MELBOURNE TRAMWAY AND OMNIBUS COMPANY BUILDING

Donkey Wheel House

669-675 BOURKE STREET AND 20-38 GODFREY STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY

' The Former Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company Building was constructed in 1891 for the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company to a design by the architects Twentyman and Askew. The building was constructed of red brick with render detailing, including corbelled banding separating the floors. The facade consists of three bays, the central bay projecting slightly starting from impost height of the first floor and framing Gothic arched windows, and terminating in a ... more  
78630

NUM PON SOON SOCIETY BUILDING

200-202 LITTLE BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY

Num Pon Soon Society Building is a two storey stuccoed brick building built in 1861 to the design of notable architects Knight and Kerr. It was built as a clubhouse for the Sam Yup Society ("three district" society) which later became known as the Num Pon Soon Society. The society, one of the earliest district associations established in Victoria, helped miners and others from the Num Hoi, Pon Yu and Soon Duc districts in the Guangdong ... more
 
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